Terry Moore, Billy Tucci and Sean McKeever coming to Wizard World Texas

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on October 1, 2008M at 10:26 am

Wizard World has confirmed three new guests for the Wizard Word Texas convention, to be held from Nov. 7-9 at the Arlington Convention Center:

Terry Moore: Creator of “Strangers in Paradise” and writer-artist of “Echo.”

Billy Tucci: Creator of “Shi” and writer-artist of the upcoming “Sgt. Rock: Lost Battalion.”

Sean McKeever: writer of “Teen Titans” and former writer of “Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane” (now written by Terry Moore.)

– Matt Price

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